History

A dazzling Roman glass chalice or ‘calix’, 2nd-3rd century AD, Cleveland Museum of Art pic.twitter.com/KX60K56EOo

— Gareth Harney (@OptimoPrincipi) July 4, 2026

 

I see wonderful things

WARNING: once your culture is gone, it's gone forever.

That's why we started a book club dedicated to the greatest texts ever produced by Western Civilization.

Every month, we study a new great work from the Western canon. So far, we've covered works like Augustine's… pic.twitter.com/k7YDOn8BJU

— Athenaeum Book Club (@athenaeumbc) July 3, 2026

 

Offbeat Humor

I can't believe that I'm older than all the people I thought were really old on TV when I was growing up! 😂 pic.twitter.com/scA9gTRxeI

— Vince Langman (@LangmanVince) July 3, 2026

 

Data Talks

Map shows the Population Density of Europe, around the year 1600. pic.twitter.com/An3SymGunF

— Xavi Ruiz (@xruiztru) July 11, 2026

 

Twilight View from Brooklyn by 1967 Millard Sheets

Twilight View from Brooklyn by 1967 Millard Sheets (America, 1907 - 1989)

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History

Renoir painted happiness... in the middle of war, hunger and chaos.

In 1870, the Franco-Prussian War began.

Renoir was called up to serve in the French Army.

In 1871, Paris descended into the Bloody Week.

Around 20,000 people were killed.

Food was scarce. The city was left… pic.twitter.com/eaXmiJeq2K

— Impressions (@impression_ists) July 4, 2026

 

An Insight

This is true. The climate mob erased the Medieval Warm Period because it did not fit the narrative. This is the key feature (i.e., fraud) in all hockey-stick graphs. https://t.co/BI5bKpsFOy

— John Shewchuk (@_ClimateCraze) July 11, 2026

 

I see wonderful things

So damn good. I’ve listened and watched this 10 times. You should too. pic.twitter.com/Arb42mEBqK

— Brian Wesbury (@wesbury) July 3, 2026

 

Offbeat Humor

Gentle reminder that almost everyone in this image was homeschooled. https://t.co/sxfteumkri pic.twitter.com/HACvt1R5CL

— The Culturist (@the_culturist_) July 3, 2026

 

Data Talks

Here's the biggest plot hole in the "genocide" narrative: we're expected to believe that the most technologically advanced military in the region, using the most powerful weapons in existence, dropped the equivalent of 8.6 nuclear bombs' worth of conventional explosives on one of…

— Jake Turx, Senior White House Correspondent (@JakeTurx) July 9, 2026